Georgia Judge Drops Two Charges Against Trump in Election Case

Two criminal charges against President Donald Trump were dismissed on Thursday due to their violation of an 1890 United States Supreme Court decision.

Fulton County, Georgia, Judge Scott McAfee said three charges in District Attorney Fani Willis’s election interference case cannot be filed because the Supreme Court “preempts the state’s ability to prosecute perjury and false filings in a federal district court.”

‘Quashed’: “Counts 14, 15, and 27 must be quashed,” McAfee ruled. Two of these counts were directly against President Trump:

• Count 15: Conspiracy to commit filing false documents
• Count 27: Filing false documents

Count 14, criminal attempt to commit filing false documents, was filed against others involved in the case.

Five of the original 13 charges against Trump from Willis’s case have now been defeated. McAfee ruled back in March that three other counts failed to have enough detail.

Prophesied: In the September Trumpet issue, editor in chief Gerald Flurry wrote that the Supreme Court’s July 1 ruling that President Trump has immunity for official acts “helped Trump and made his return to the presidency far likelier—even inevitable.”

Thursday’s ruling is another example of the legal help facilitating President Trump’s return to power. That return was prophesied.

Learn more: Read Mr. Flurry’s article, “America’s Supreme Court Has Fulfilled Bible Prophecy.”